s939 Opterons
Tankguys is now saying he has confirmed (secondhand) from AMD that they will no longer be selling the Opteron 1xx CPU's outside of full systems. Read about it here - ANANDTECH.
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Alrighty, got a stable system now...
Gonna have to change my sig again dammit. I'm not done yet though. I'm thinking of taking off my IHS. The ITE temps are a little misleading on the screen shot. I left the window open all day and when I came in the was 50F in here. It was about 60F when I took the screenshot so they are artifically low. I'm getting high 30's under load.
Gonna have to change my sig again dammit. I'm not done yet though. I'm thinking of taking off my IHS. The ITE temps are a little misleading on the screen shot. I left the window open all day and when I came in the was 50F in here. It was about 60F when I took the screenshot so they are artifically low. I'm getting high 30's under load.
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Sweet!! Damn nice chip!
High 30's under load, That's what I get with 2.6....I know it's a 4400 but, the same cpu really!
Does your temps take a big jump when upping the vcore? Once I go to 1.55v my temps jump by @5-6C(It's like someone flicks a switch), after that it goes up just a bit...seems 1.55v is my sweet spot...
I was thinking of removing the IHS too....I doubt it will help OC any, but should drop temps a bit!
High 30's under load, That's what I get with 2.6....I know it's a 4400 but, the same cpu really!
Does your temps take a big jump when upping the vcore? Once I go to 1.55v my temps jump by @5-6C(It's like someone flicks a switch), after that it goes up just a bit...seems 1.55v is my sweet spot...
I was thinking of removing the IHS too....I doubt it will help OC any, but should drop temps a bit!
Well, took off the IHS today. The result? He's dead, Jim. Don't know what went wrong...I can find no damage other than some discoloration that was present BEFORE I installed without it. Here are a few pics taken immediately following removal.
You can see the discoloration in both pics. Not sure if this has anything to do with it or not since it was present when I opened the thing but it's all I can see. I get 4 LEDs on the board and no boot. I put my winny back in and it boots fine. I even tried putting the IHS back on and no luck.
You can see the discoloration in both pics. Not sure if this has anything to do with it or not since it was present when I opened the thing but it's all I can see. I get 4 LEDs on the board and no boot. I put my winny back in and it boots fine. I even tried putting the IHS back on and no luck.
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ohhh nooooo......
Are you CERTAIN it's brown bread???
I'm not sure, but had you enough force applied on the cpu core when you put the block on? Ive seen boards that won't boot unless it detects a HSF on the cpu....Mayby you need a shim????
Otherwise......condolences for your losses......When is the funeral? Instead of burial @ sea, I'd say make a nice key ring...
Now I'm thinking twice about removing my IHS.....Did it "feel" glued or stuck to the top of the IHS or is the goop on the IHS stickey?
I see on your second pic you scrached the substrate/pcb (top right corner)
that must have caused it?
Are you CERTAIN it's brown bread???
I'm not sure, but had you enough force applied on the cpu core when you put the block on? Ive seen boards that won't boot unless it detects a HSF on the cpu....Mayby you need a shim????
Otherwise......condolences for your losses......When is the funeral? Instead of burial @ sea, I'd say make a nice key ring...
Now I'm thinking twice about removing my IHS.....Did it "feel" glued or stuck to the top of the IHS or is the goop on the IHS stickey?
I see on your second pic you scrached the substrate/pcb (top right corner)
that must have caused it?
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ashes to ashes, dust to dust.....damn shame that happened man.....real expensive processor for that to happen to....like Ken said, it would make for a good key ring at leastkenc51 wrote:ohhh nooooo......
Are you CERTAIN it's brown bread???
I'm not sure, but had you enough force applied on the cpu core when you put the block on? Ive seen boards that won't boot unless it detects a HSF on the cpu....Mayby you need a shim????
Otherwise......condolences for your losses......When is the funeral? Instead of burial @ sea, I'd say make a nice key ring...
Now I'm thinking twice about removing my IHS.....Did it "feel" glued or stuck to the top of the IHS or is the goop on the IHS stickey?
I see on your second pic you scrached the substrate/pcb (top right corner)
that must have caused it?